Trend Micro’s Patch Predicament: Apex One Vulnerability Under Active Exploitation

Trend Micro’s Apex One vulnerability is causing a stir, with no patch until mid-August. The company suggests mitigation, but it disables a key feature. Meanwhile, experts recommend keeping the management console away from the internet. Remember, when it comes to cyber threats, prevention is the best patch.

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Hot Take:

Looks like Trend Micro’s Apex One has a new meaning for “unpatched territory.” While the company’s plan for patching these vulnerabilities is more of a “wait and see” game, maybe it’s time for a cybersecurity crash course for the affected customers. Or, you know, just don’t expose your management console to the internet like an open invite to a hacker’s holiday party.

Key Points:

  • Trend Micro’s Apex One endpoint security platform has critical vulnerabilities under active exploitation with no immediate patch available.
  • The flaws, CVE-2025-54948 and CVE-2025-54987, are highly severe with a CVSS score of 9.4.
  • A temporary mitigation is available but limits certain functionalities.
  • Crypto mixer Samourai’s founders pled guilty to money laundering over $200 million.
  • DarkCloud infostealer resurfaces, using advanced obfuscation techniques.

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